Media services for instruction

Library Media Services provides the University community with support for media creation and commercial media resources, with emphasis on course integrated, multimodal scholarship, and creative expression contexts.

About Library Media Services

Offerings include

  • instructor support for developing students media assignments, 
  • direct student media support through classroom and site based media labs for creating media projects,
  • coordinating access to commercial media resources for course use,
  • consulting on low barrier multimodal scholarship (e.g., video abstracts) and
  • providing guidance and access to tools for those interested in creating media for personal creative expression (e.g., podcasting and still photography). 

Support includes access to

  • specialized equipment,
  • software/computing,
  • media capture spaces, and
  • individualized professional media creation consultation.

These services are open to all campus affiliates. Course integrated student media creation support may be prioritized during times of high demand.

Contact Scott Spicer ([email protected]) for

  • consultation on developing and coordinating support for course integrated media assignments,
  • questions related to multimodal scholarship, or
  • access to commercial media resources for course use.

Request a consultation

Instructor resources

Media Services works with instructors and students to optimize subject knowledge acquisition, authentic learning experiences, critical thinking and media literacy skill set development through course integrated assignments. 

Media collections

We provide instructors access to instructional media that help illustrate or supplement course concepts. Check out the Libraries Search box to locate streaming and DVD titles. Please contact our Course Materials team for course-related streaming videos or your subject librarian for non-course use and DVD purchases.

Media spaces

Media services staff